What is psychotherapy and psychosocial counseling?
What is psychotherapy and psychosocial counseling?
Psychotherapy and psychosocial counseling are intended for everyone, including children, adolescents, adults, families, and partners.
The psychotherapeutic process and psychosocial counseling are not aimed at providing opinions and diagnoses, but instead to bring about changes in personality, behavior, emotions, and thought processes.
What is psychotherapy and psychosocial counseling?
Participation in the psychotherapeutic process is voluntary in nature and depends on the client's motivation to engage and follow the process. The number of sessions is tailored to the issues and challenges that clients want to address or wish to resolve or change.
When to seek psychosocial counseling or psychotherapy?
When to seek psychosocial counseling or psychotherapy?
We recommend either form of help to anyone facing challenges, who feels unable to face a problem on their own, is experiencing emotional distress, or wants to resolve a situation that they are faced with and does not want to be alone in doing so.
When to seek psychosocial counseling or psychotherapy?
Experts in their fields approach clients and challenges with integrity and commitment. Initially, short triage with each client/patient is conducted in order to identify the most appropriate therapist or counsellor that is able to best address the challenge or problem.
Such help is suitable for help with problems such as:
Phobias and fears
Stress
Emotional distress
Anxiety and panic attacks
Feelings of sadness and depression
Social relationships or family problems
Behavioural issues
Eating disorders
Sleep disorders
Burnout
Adjustment problems
Communication issues within the family or in a relationship
Other issues that cripple a person’s emotions, behaviour and social connections.
Examinations at the psychology clinic:
Examinations at the psychology clinic:
At the Aristotel Psychology, we provide psychological examinations occupational, traffic, and sports medicine needs as well as psychotherapy and psychosocial counselling.
Occupation, traffic, and sports medicine psychological examinations
Occupation, traffic, and sports medicine psychological examinations
Trained psychologists conduct psychodiagnostic tests for the purposes of medical exams in the context of occupational, traffic, and sports medicine. Psychodiagnostic examinations are conducted in line with professional guidelines and by qualified personnel engaged in ongoing education and training in order to ensure the quality of their work.
Occupation, traffic, and sports medicine psychological examinations
Psychological check-ups for:
• Professional drivers regardless of category
• Night shift workers and workers working at height
• Employees who come into contact with ionising radiation
• Heavy construction machinery drivers, forklift drivers, and other heavy machinery operators
• Firefighters, police officers, soldiers, seafarers, aviators etc.
• Amateur drivers for the purpose of obtaining or renewing a Group 1 or 2 driving licence
• Firearms licencing acquisiton
• Everybody who requires a psychological examination specified in the risk assessment stipulations.
After the examination, the psychologist issues a report complete with an opinion.
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